Sterling Tray (Likely American, Gorham)

Gorham sterling presentation tray. American, 1919. Marked with Gorham marks and EPJ on back. Total weight in grams: 1251 16" L

An antique American Gorham sterling silver tray, of oval form having chased handles, a pierced trim gallery, and a glass center surface. Hallmarked to the underside with sterling silver proof and manu

Antique 1891 American Gorham Solid Sterling Silver Reticulated Dresser / Vanity Tray. Center engraved "Adele". Beautiful scroll and plume work. Measures 13-1/8"x10-5/8"x3/4". Weight 815 grams. PROVENA

Black, Starr and Gorham, New York, NY, 1940 - 1962; marked "Sterling" and 9665A; engraved inscription to center; approximately 2,155 grams; 24 inches wide; 14 1/4 inches deep

Includes a monogrammed Tiffany & Co. triangular form footed bowl; a Reed & Barton rectangular tray with fluted border - no. X302; and a monogrammed Gorham tray with open handles - no. A2787. T

American sterling silver round tray, Gorham, model no. 485, approx 14"diam, 28.32ozt Start Price: $400.00

American sterling silver tray and group of spoons, including Gorham sterling silver spoons and canape fork, souvenir spoons, salt spoon and demitasse spoons. 25 pieces.

Both Antique American Sterling. 1- Gorham Solid Sterling Silver Tray with reticulated pierced sides and scroll edges, monogrammed measures 6"x6". Weight 130 grams. 2- Inkwell, having a faceted cubed s

(lot of 4) American sterling trays, consisting of a pair of oval sterling serving dishes, by Gorham, 12"l, together with two sterling silver circular trophy plates from the Arcola Country Club, one da

Gorham sterling silver oval serving tray. American, circa 1951. Monogrammed. Length 9 3/4", width 7 1/8". 8.235 troy ounces.

Mid 20th century. "Sterling". Irregular shape, reeded edges and open handles. 25.5"w. 18"d. Approx. 116 ozt.

American sterling silver round tray, Gorham Manufacturing Company, in the "Marie Antoinette" pattern, model number 497, approx 17"diam, 40.47ozt Start Price: $500.00

LARGE GORHAM "MARIE ANTOINETTE" STERLING CHARGER: Approx. 41.02 Troy ounces. American sterling silver round tray, Gorham Manufacturing Company, in the "Marie Antoinette" pattern, model number 497. App

American sterling silver bread tray, Gorham Manufacturing Company, rim with repousse feathered scroll design, model 552M, approx 15"l, 7.25"w, 11.26ozt Start Price: $200.00

Group of Six American Sterling Silver Trays Various makers, including Gorham, Wallace and International Silver Co., each circular and with a pierced border, diameter of largest 10 1/8 inches. Total ap

Two American Silver Trays Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1929 & 1930 Gadroon pattern, comprising a twin-handled serving tray and a meat dish. each marked Sterling on underside 137 ozt 6 dwt Width of

Gorham Manufacturing Company (American, est. 1831). c. 1929. Model# 1834. Height: 1 1/2", Length: 31 3/4", Width: 19 1/2". Two-handled sterling silver serving tray by the Gorham Manufacturing Company.

An American Silver Tray Gorham Mfg. Co, Circa 1900 market 'Sterling' to underside 36 ozt Diameter 15 1/4 inches. Diameter 15 1/4" Weighing approx. 36 oz. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mar

American. 20th Century. Maker: Gorham. In the "Maintenon" pattern. Length 20 1/2". (62 oz) (700/900)

American. 20th Century. Maker: Gorham. With gadrooned border edge. Monogrammed. Length 20”. (49.0 ozt) (Cond: scratches) (300/400)

Three American sterling silver trays, including two bread dishes [Approx. 12" W], and a round plate [9" Diam.]; Gorham, Wallace, and Black, Starr & Frost. (27 ozt.).

American, 1929, oval form, marks for Gorham, 1929 "A12414/1", 24.13 oz. T., 14-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of T. Kenneth and Karin Ellis, "Stepping Stones", Hot Springs, Virginia

Comprising an American circular tray, three Gorham bottle tags, candle snuffer, condiment spoon, and kiddish cup, total weight approx. 15 T.O. Tray, 11-1/2"d

American Sterling Lot: Gorham - 2 Pairs Nut Dishes, 2 Trays, 2 Napkin Rings; Set of 4 neoclassical casters by International Silver for Wedgwood; a pair of round hammer nut dishes by Webster, all monog